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I deal with this all the time with 3rd party APIs. Many of the ones I use return an object of objects, instead of an array of objects like most normal APIs would do.
Annoying, but not a huge deal when you can just loop a for in/of and push the objects to an array - then perform normal array methods on the data.
This post is relevant for anyone working with older/non standard/shitty APIs
Some API, they prefer putting keys as something that represent the object, such as this
This way, backend can do a better indexing for more data processing. Though I am somewhere 85-92% agree of what you said, some of them had their reason. Though supposely when dealing with API to the frontend, I do favours array of objects instead.
Cheers 😎
Good point. The only apis that return object of objects are old, outdated, and or not maintained in my experience. Which backs up your point - old technology might have needed faster indexing on the backend doing this but now a days just gimme the damn array. 😁
Wow i love reading these articles, it was exactly what i was looking forward to learn, i even paid to advanced js programmers to help me with teachingn me this, but noone could explain it like you. Congratulations!
Glad that this article really help you understand this. Honestly, I struggle with this concept earlier, but struggling rendering lists in React really helps me understand this, especially dealing with various APIs (with some self-ranting along the way).
Maybe some people has expertise, but only some of them have a tact on teaching things. 😁
Very useful indeed, I have also made Package to made it easier npmjs.com/package/@hckrnews/objects
I don't believe that relying on a package for simple object and array manipulations will make things easier.
I think for me making the package was very good for learning to work with objects.
But I agree that it's better to learn how to do it yourself.
Always better to know how to do it in the native way than with a package/library.
But for me this package is also very useful, just so the project code is a little bit cleaner/readable, and reduce duplicate the same tricks.
Just a suggestion, little mistake, you put the image example from object.keys into the object.entries and its duplicated.
Haaaaa! Finally I found the error 😣
Thanks for pointing it out! Fixed them!
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Object.entries() with destructuring is friggin awesome
For getting values in the object we use object.values. So could you fix that mistake in the article?
Can you point it out in which section? I can't pinpoint the error 😅